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Page 191
... force as I was of his , he for the first time , her broadside was pre- thought this , perhaps , a favourable oppor- sented to our view ; but night had so far tunity of acquiring promotion , although progressed , that although her ...
... force as I was of his , he for the first time , her broadside was pre- thought this , perhaps , a favourable oppor- sented to our view ; but night had so far tunity of acquiring promotion , although progressed , that although her ...
Page 489
... force of the armies . And here we see a striking instance of what it is to be cursed with fools and parasites for partizans . He says , that the enemy had a force of 60,000 men , 6,000 of whom were cavalry , and that the enemy had an ...
... force of the armies . And here we see a striking instance of what it is to be cursed with fools and parasites for partizans . He says , that the enemy had a force of 60,000 men , 6,000 of whom were cavalry , and that the enemy had an ...
Page 831
... force which Great Britain possessed , or could have employed for such a purpose , could have rendered that blockade effec- tual ; and that , therefore it was necessarily irregular , and could not possibly be main- tained in conformity ...
... force which Great Britain possessed , or could have employed for such a purpose , could have rendered that blockade effec- tual ; and that , therefore it was necessarily irregular , and could not possibly be main- tained in conformity ...
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SPAIN Correspondence between the Hon H to the 11th July | 225 |
from the Kentish Gazette 209 Sicily 398 417 451 588 | 229 |
and of the operations of the British Naval and den for suppressing Luxury 10 July 286 | 287 |
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